Recently I had to do a rebase in one of my branches that was successfully done. The conflicts were solved, the branch works as expected and the push was accepted into the remote repo, but after the rebase, git stoped exhibiting the current branch I’m in and always shows the one that was rebased as the current one (as shown in the atached printscreen).
Git indicating the old branch, even though I already checked out to another
I can’t figure out a way of solving this. I tried some basic stuff like checking out to other branches and pulling the remote, but nothing solved it. Since this is a work computer in which I have almost no permissions, I’d like to try any other solution before resorting to re-installing Git or re-cloning the repo, since I would need to ask someone to do these actions for me.
>Solution :
You are still in the middle of your rebase ("REBASE 6/6"). You haven’t completed your rebase. You need to run git rebase --continue to continue (and complete) the rebase.